Young lady, sarcastically

Usage examples of missy.

Well Missy, I was borned a slave, nigh on to ninety years ago, right down here at Cedar Creek, in Fairfield County.

Our best messenger dog was Missy, a white German Shepherd that came to us in the original shipment of dogs we got from the Army.

This was fine for most of the dogs, but Missy had been trained as a messenger dog for more than two years, and her genius was as a messenger.

She could go back to The Forks of Cypress and beg some shelter at least, from Jass, or Missy Sally, or she could go on.

Er waren genoeg voorbeelden uit het verleden van gecombineerde missies en het leek voor de hand te liggen om mensen uit heel verschillende disciplines mee te nemen, maar generale overste Da Silva had zich ten slotte vooral laten leiden door wat hij als de wil van God beschouwde.

Guiding Missy along, he closed the sugarhouse door on shelves that were neatly lined with new tins of syrup.

Missy and Star were home with Micah, all three well fed by the beef stew that Maida had brought Poppy, which Poppy had quickly divvied up and delivered to Micah along with the girls, and there was Griffin, who had helped Micah all day and was now badly in need of a shower and food.

Missy Gunther, her hair freshly set and lacquered, did not need an introduction-she knew exactly who Mike Ainsel was.

Not the most exciting newspaper in the world, but truth to tell Missy Gunther thought that was probably the way most folk around here liked it.

He unpacked his shopping, put the food into the cupboards and the fridge, and then he opened the envelope Missy Gunther had given him.

A wave of iron-shafted missies arced into the blue-green sky and dropped into the long column.

Debbie might have gotten her degree in Elementary Education and taught until Missy was born, but running their rentals for the past several years had given her the same set of hard-headed business rules he had.

Missy accepted, hoping to light a fire under Bony, but she only managed to push him farther away.

The constrained looks of the governess and the student were unpleasant, too, but most unpleasant of all was the pronoun HIM that Missy had used.

Missy and Osten also remained in the refreshment-room and were about to sit down, when they saw an acquaintance in the doorway, and went up to her.